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Luxury Independent Living, Assisted Living & Reflections Memory Care

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With views stretching across the green valleys surrounding the town to the Adirondacks, The Residence at Otter Creek at 350 Lodge Road in Middlebury, VT is a modern, Independent, Assisted and Memory Care Living residence for area seniors. With two decades of senior housing experience, we offer our residents and their families the peace of mind they are looking for, while providing an active, stimulating community full of life, laughter and friendship.

Our Reflections Memory Care neighborhood is renowned for its approach, and benefits from our collaboration with Brigham & Women’s Hospital, McLean Hospital and Harvard Medical School.

Serving Middlebury, Addison, Bridport,
Bristol, Cornwall, New Haven, Ripton,
Salisbury, Waltham, Weybridge and other fine communities.

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The Status of Social Security

With an estimated nine out of ten Americans 65 and older receiving Social Security benefits, chances are you’re either collecting now or on your way there. The fact is that Social Security is a universal benefit that affects all of us to some degree, no matter what our income or assets. For roughly 71% of single […]

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The Status of Social Security - LCB Senior Living, LLC lcbseniorliving.com With an estimated nine out of ten Americans 65 and older receiving Social Security benefits, chances are you’re either collecting now or on your way there. The fact is that Social Security is a universal benefit that affects all of us to some degree, no matter what our income or assets.